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619 Dr. Eichenberger Beun Wil Am Sev .. Switzerland April '05 $75.00 Aristotle. (384-322 B.C.) Politica et oeconomica (Tr. Nicolaus Oresme) fo Paris: [Guy Marchant, for) Antoine Verard, See 8 Aug. 1489 P #165 #345 Ref: Goff A-1027 HC 1772 Macf 9 Pell 1262 #445 #531 BMC VIII, 74 GW 2449 Madoen 330 Haebler. Plate 32 #246 Copy: HEHL, LC, PML, WArtGL, Parie, B. Maz. #443 Kopenhagen Kgl B. [inserted] arrow [end inserted] XVi C2 (of 8) #41 Le second livre deyconomiques (copy) [inserted] arrow [end inserted] Xiiii fueillet my leaf [inserted] arrow [end inserted] B6 (of 6) HEHL from 2nd chapter. #89953 Le premier livre begins A' (of 8) begins XIII. ends XIIII (V.) rub. in has 7 chapters. 3rd chapter begins [crossed out] [illegible] [end crossed out] Le second livre begins xii ends xxii (C8 of 8) XIIII (verso) red. capitals has 8 chapters. touched in yellow - Du premier chapitre il determine comme la femme se doit son mary. - Du second chap il monstre commet la femme se doibt auou au regart de son mary. (doit) (ou resgart) *from Menut - Nicole Oresme, ca. 1320-1382. - Guy Marchand, 1483-1500. Marcf #9 2 col. 37 lines. / 28 leaves sig. A8B6C8DD6 of which the first 21 are numbered. Types: Nos 2 + 3 of Guyot Marchaud.
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Antoine Verard was the single most important publisher in Paris in the late 15th C. He was active between 1485 + 1512, + in this time produced some 250 imprints. He was the 1st in Paris to print a Book of Homs. Apart from his Books of Homs, almost all of Verard's publishing was of vernacular texts, usually illustrated c woodcuts. GW #2449. 2Sp. 37 Z. Type 2, 3 Init: i,o 2 cuts. 380 Bl. - Oresme's translations of the Nicomachean Ethics + the Politics are the 1st extant complete translations of Aristotelian Texts in a modern language. Oresme's French version of the Politics is based on the translation from Greek into Latin by William of Moerbeke dating from about 1270. No longer considered an Aristotelian work, the Economics has a complex history. The Economics centers on the econonmic management of the household + family relationships. The Yconomique is the shortest of the 3 Aristotelian moral treatises [crossed out] [illegible] [end crossed out] translated by Oresme for Charles V. Book I has 7 chapters; Book II, eight. 58a - 9 -> 36 lines of type 112 B, + headline, 202 (215) x 145 mm Types: 112 G, title; 112 B quires f-bb, A-0, 2nd A-2nd C (except sheet 2nd C') Marchand 107 B. remainder.
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620 Dr. Eichenberger Bein Wil Am See Switzerland April '05 $90.00 Jacobus de Voragine fo [German] Leben der Heiligen. Sommer - und Winterteil Nuremberg: Johann Sensenschmidt, 28 July 1475 Ref: H.9969 Scmeiber 4299. Panzer I Annalen 49 Hellwig 542 See Copy: Munich HSB, Schaffhausen 19, [crossed out] [ineligible] [end crossed out] Berlin KB #596 #69 Wolfenbuttel HAB, Budapest Bibl. [crossed out] [ineligible] [end crossed out] Nat., St. Petersburg NL. #107 LIX [crossed out] [ineligible] [end crossed out] Sommerteil - Von sant Peter und sant Paul - June 29 copy -> CccLxxxj Winterteil - Maria Verkundigung. - March 25 (Mary, The Blessed Virgin - the Annunciation)
Type 110 [P3] a heavy faced text Type, large in proportion to its body; the pointed A is found both c + without a cross-stroke at the top. Used in 1474-6. - 14 1/2 x 10 1/4". 2 columns. 53 lines
HEHL Legend a aurea: German. Summerteil. Augsburg: J. Schonsperger, #90961 my (LIX) leaf from -> von sant Peter und sant Pauls 1499 (copy) begins blat cccxciii L2 (of 8) Hain ends blat cccxcv L4 (of 8) 9987 before von sant flix und fort [?unate?] und Alexio von sant Leo dem heyligen babste. after von sant Processo und Martiniano [?I?]x leben von sant Ulrich dem heyligen bischoff.